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IN SIX POUND BOXES AND ONE POUND PAPEES

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Ingredients

  • one sending us their address
  • 33 park place
  • 00 parties taking their fence here
  • 23 cents per foot off
  • two posts
  • four religious
  • one who was a new beginner
  • two prize medals at the cincinnati exposition
  • two sections let down
  • one raised
  • four sections at a time
  • 6 give 40 feet of drying surface
  • 00 ezra f
  • three nionths
  • 75 cents
  • 7 park place
  • 4 horse power

Directions

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Try it. Gives a Beautiful White and Glossy

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Finish, besides renders Fabrics very Durable.

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No other Starch so easily used, or so

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Economical.

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USE IT ONC£ AND YOU -W^ILL USE NO OTHER.

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Bnryea's Improvefl Corn Starcli,

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Manufactured by a greatly improved process, from the Best Selected Indian Corn, and warranted perfectly pure.

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Pronounced by JURORS of GREAT INTERNATIONAL EXPO-' SITION, PARIS, 1867, to be the

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"PERFECTION OF QUALITY."

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A trial will insure its popularity everywhere. None genuine without " DURYEA'S " on every package.

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FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERAL.L,Y.

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Be sure "DURYEA'S " is on every packag^e.

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Our New RKCIPK BOOK -will be sent post-paid to any one sending us their address.

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GENERAL DEPOT, 29, 31 & 33 PARK PLACE, NEW YORK.

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Wm. DURYEA, General Agent.

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The Delaware Wrought Iron Fence.

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CHEAP, BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE

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Received First Premium at the Indiana and OMo State Fairs.

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The BEL A WASE FENCE COMPANY are now prepared to deliver and set up their fences in any part of the country at the following low prices :

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Prices for Fence Delivered and set up. --No Extras.

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No, 1. With Wrought Iron Posts, Braces and Stools, per lineal foot $175

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" 2, Same style, strength and appearance as No. I. but less weight — suitable

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for stone wall, i 50

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Fully ornamented $2 50

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Partially Ornamented 2 20

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2 25 2 25 2 25

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** 4/^ '* " 2 00

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" 5 *' *' 2 50

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" 6 " ^' 2 75

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'* 7 " " 3 00

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Parties taking their fence here, on cars, will be allowed 23 cents per foot off the. above rates. Any mechanic can set these fences as we furnish fiill directions for set- ting. We now make an entire Wrought Iron Fence, below as well as above grpuad, having discarded cast iron in our Posts, Braces, and Stools, making them entirely of wrought iron, thus rendering breakage impossible.

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We also furnish here, on cars, Single, Double, and Carriage Gates, together with their Posts. These Gates and Posts are suitable for any kind of wood fence or hedge. A Single Gate, straight top, and two Posts, everything complete, including our self- acting latch, $18.00; Rounded top Gate and Posts, $22.00 ; Carriage Gate and Posts, ^33.00. The Gates and Posts to be all wrought iron. Carriage Gates fill a space of 10 feet, Single Gates, 4 feet.

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The height of Fence No. i is 3 feet 8 inches ; No. 2, 2 feet 8 inches ; No. 3, 3 feet 8 inches ; No. 4, 3 feet 7 inches ; No. 5, 3 feet 7 inches ; No. 6, 4 feet 2 inches ; No. 7, 4 feet 2 inches . No. 4^, 2 feet 8 inches. In sending an order enclose diagram no- Ung distance from end of Fence to center of space for ist Gate, from there to center of space for 2d Gate (should there be one), and then to the other end or corner of Fence, Sides of premises measured by same rule. Note grade, if any, state to whichJPost the Gate should hang, and mark which is front on diagram. Grounds^hould be prepared by time of arrival of Fence, so as to occasion no delay in setting.

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03rca.©xs Solicitoci-

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DELAWARE FENCE CO.,

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Tl\e Iride^pender^t.

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The I^argest of ail ReligioiiH Weeklies, The ablest iTriters of the country contribittc to its coluiniis.

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It Pays More for Contributed Articles than any other FOUR Religious "Weeklies.

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Its editorials are able and fearless. Its editorial notes are bright and readable. Its Sunday School columns are edited by the Rev. Gfeorge A. Peltz, one of the leading Sunday School workers of the country. Its Biblical research and Scientific columns are edited by the best scholars and college professors in this country and Europe. No other religious weekly has anything to compare with it in these departments. Its market reports are the best and latest and are largely copied in the country papers. Its departments of Finance, Eeiglious Intelligence, Literature, Personals, Farm and Garden, Children's, Arts, Music and Ministerial changes, are kept fully up to the standard, and way ahead of anything attempted by other papers. No family should be without it.

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Elegant and Valuable Prenniums are given Subscribers.

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Specimen Copies sent Free. Subscription Price, $3.00 per annum. Address,

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HENRY C. BOWEN,

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P. O. Box 2787 Publisher.

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WAY'S IMPROVED

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PATENT LEVER

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Clothes Wrinoek.

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If you were to be asked what in your judgment was the best way to secure peace, long life, and happiness in your family, by one who was a new beginner, what would you say, Mrs. Smith ?

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I would first ask, " have you a clothes wringer ?" if not, I would then be ready to give my advice.

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Taking care to let con- science rule, I would say, get as one of the first and most essential things) Way's Patent liCrer Clothes Wring^er, and then give my reaaous, which are many:

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Ist. It is the most durable and simple in its construction*

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3d. Its superiority of rolls. ^

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3d. ]Vo thumb screws, cogs or springs to rust and get out of order.

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4th. Its rolls adjust themselves to any thickness of cloth, from a bed quilt to thiuest lace, merely by the pressure of the foot.

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Next, your tub cannot tip over as it is not fastened to the "wringer, but on one of the best commodities that can grace a laundry, a bench neat and handy, so that a child can readily work it. And in fact, time nor space would not allow the naming of all there is to be said in praise of this the -woman's friend.

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It has taken the premium and two prize medals at the Cincinnati Exposition, 1873-'74, also Medal at the Indianapolis Exposition, 1874, and first premium at the State Fairs of Ohio. In fact it gives splendid satisfaction. Everybody likes it. It is the common sense wringer.

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TRY one: AJVI> YOU Wllil^ lilKE IT.

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'B2. in. i_.^^:isriDiej'

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Fourjofd Hflf-JSupporting

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CLOTHES HORSE or DRIER,

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An article of real merit and value to every housekeeper.

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PATEIVTEO jriVJE SO, 1874.

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It can be used for ont-door drying but is especially adapted for in-door use ou cloudy or rainy days, and the snowy sea- son of winter, when it is un- pleasant to btretch a line, and especially for putting clothes on after ironing, to thoroughly dry them before putting away.

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The cut illustrates the drier. On the left it is shown with two sections let down for use, one in the act of being closed, and one raised or closed.' On the right it Is shown closed for setting away after use, in which way it occupies very little space. It differs from most others in this, that you can use it with eirher one, two, three or the four sections at a time. Nos 1,3,5 and 6 give 40 feet of drying surface, and by using cords through the perforations in the uprights, it gives 96 feet of drying surface. The capacity of Nos. 2 and 4 is one-tourth less Height, when folded, of Nos. 1 to 4, is 7 feet a inches; 5 and G, 8 feet 2 inches.

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Liberal Discounfgf and Profitable Employment for Agents.

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REDCCED price; lilST.

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No. 1. Oiled Walnut or Cherry, IB Rails *^ 75

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12 " 3. Plain Ash, 16

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" 4. " '■ 12

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" 5. Oiled Walnut or Cherry, 16 " 6. Plain Ash, 16

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For further particulars, address.

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Sole Proprietor m

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N. B.— Agencies solicited everywhere. easy terms, and without risk of loss.

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EZRA F. LANDIS,

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d Mmvfacturer, LANCASTEB, PA. State or County Eights can be had on

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Christian Union.

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REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER. ,

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REV. LYMAN ABBOTT, ^t-ditors.

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Sole medium of EUinwood's authorized verbatim reports each week ' of Mr. Beecher's

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SERMONS m PLYMOUTH CHUEOH.

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All his literary productions, including the characteristic " Star Papers," will be given. Comments on the

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INTERNATIONAL LESSONS

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by Mr. Abbott, every week, and articles on Biblical and Sunday School Topics by Mrs. H. B. Stowe, Rev. Howard Crosby, D. D., Rev. Edward Eggleston, D. D., and others.

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A great Serial Story this Fall by

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Rev. EDWARD EVERETT ilAEE, D. D.,

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(Author of a " Man Without a Country," &c.)

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A comprehensive Family Religious Newspaper. Terms ^3.00 per year, postage prepaid. To Clergymen, ^2.50. To new subscribers on trial for three nionths, 75 cents. Cash Commissions to Agents. No Charge for Outfit. Send for particulars.

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HORATIO C. KING, Publislier,

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^7 Park Place, New York.

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And warranted to be satisfactory to any one, without Cutting or the use of Caustics. No blood ; no pain. Call and read the testimony from hundreds that have been cured.

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"W- IvC. lE^'^^IB^U^, Is/t. X3., In Charge of Cancer Department.

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We treat all other diseases with perfect success, and guarantee entire satisfaction to all. We invite all to call and sec and read for themselves the many testimonials we have, and we are daily in receipt of letters from all parts of the country, from per- sons under our treatment, telling us of the benefits they have received from using

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I>B. TOWNSEND-'S OXYGENATED AIR!

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We are weekly in receipt of hundreds of just such letters. If a person calls on us for treatment, and we say to them it will take three or four months to cure you, and they promise faithfully to follow our instructions, and then go home with our treatment and only follow our instructions on^ or two weeks, and because they are not decidedly im- proved, leave it off, it is no fault of ours or our treatment ; it is simply their own fault But to all that will follow our instructions we will guarantee perfect satisfaction. We thoroughly understand all the different schools of practice, the Old School, the Homceopathic bchool and the Eclectic School, and we give our patients such treat- ment as they need, regardless of any particular School of practice. We wish to say to all that OXYGENATED AIR will purify the blood in one-third the time that any other known remedy can possibly do. Dr. To\vn--end has connected with him in his business some of the most thorough and skillful physicians and surgeons in Amer- ica, as our cures will show. Address all letters to

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No. 122 High St., between Fenner and Stewart Streets, Providence, R, I.

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Patients at a distance can be just as successfully treated as those who consult Dr. Townsend personally, by writing full statement of their case Be sure to write plainly your name and Postoffice address, and send stamp for our illustrated paper. Direct all letters to my principal ofSce, 122 High St., Providence, R. I.

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i}^ Horse Power, upright style, combined Engine and Boiler ready for immedi

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ate use, with. Governor, Pump and Heater #175

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Ditto without Governor 160

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4 Horse Power, style as above, with Boiler and all complete with Governor,

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Pump and Heater 325

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Other sizes and styles will be furnished portable or stationary. In alj cases satis- faction guaranteed. For circular, terms, and further particulars address as above.

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The Excelsior Meat Chopper is superior to any of equal price now in use. Will mince, ready for market, 40 to 50 pounds of meat in 10 to 15 minutes. For hand or steam power, price S4.5 — guaranteed. Send for circular to

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B, MUSSER, Strasburg, LaneasterCo., Pa.

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